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  1. Detection and restoration

    … helps us quickly understand what’s happening. You can report an outage in the following ways: Call our … they start by assessing the safety of the area. If they can’t immediately identify the cause of the outage, … investigate. Finding the specific cause of a power outage can be difficult and time-consuming, especially in bad …

  2. Energy efficiency isn’t just for homeowners

    … Condo dwellers and apartment renters alike can take advantage of technology to make their space more … is an important factor in reducing carbon emissions. It can be achieved by reducing the amount of energy we use, … efficient, and we've listed six renter-friendly ways you can get started.   Seal it up You can make a …

    Rebecca.S - 02/09/2023 - 14:43

  3. Earth Day: A local call to reduce our impact

    … impact No matter how big or small, we all can make an impact this Earth Day. On April 22, the world … around in our communities? How effectively and efficiently can we do that? Creating communities where you can live, work, and play makes a big difference in the …

    Sarah.M - 02/09/2023 - 15:44

  4. How utilities prepare for emergencies

    … is always on for us to be prepared for any emergency that can cause widespread and prolonged power outages. Do … is how we prepare to be emergency ready - and how you can too. img{ max-width:100%; … of Ottawa’s distribution system. By being proactive, they can help minimize the duration and impact of power outages. …

    Rebecca.S - 06/22/2022 - 14:30

  5. Wellness, energy efficiency and the power of habit

    … times are tough. But, what exactly does it mean and how can we apply it to our lives and our surroundings? … seek environmental wellness, a focus on energy efficiency can be a piece of the puzzle to get there by helping us … of them, along with a desire to reform, serious change can happen. Charles Duhigg, author of ‘ The Power of …

    Myra Beaman - 04/20/2021 - 08:10

  6. A smart energy future starts at (an airport) home

    … energy, and leveraging cutting-edge technology, you can take steps towards reducing your carbon footprint. These … home demonstrates how technology and smart energy solutions can transform everyday living. Here, you'll find a glimpse … home. By harnessing the power of the sun , you can generate your own clean energy from your rooftop. With …

    Rebecca.S - 03/10/2026 - 04:17

  7. Keeping you and our crews safe

    … around the city. When this happens, we understand that it can be an unwelcome disruption to your routine (our … event to an otherwise ordinary day (as my young nephews can joyously attest). Whether the work you see happening … great care and concentration. Even minor distractions can have consequences, including delayed power restoration …

    Myra Beaman - 04/20/2021 - 08:28

  8. Outdoor and power line safety

    … If they’re not treated with caution, these systems can pose serious health and safety risks. Find out how to … Power lines can be knocked down by storms, ice buildup, accidents or … includes water, vehicles, fences and trees. Electricity can travel through the ground, especially in wet conditions. …

  9. Summer tips to survive the Great White-hot North

    … will continue throughout June, July and August. Canadians can expect higher-than-normal temperatures, fewer rainy … mechanism to help it stay cool through evaporation - you can expedite this cooling process by using a spray bottle or … and helps sweat to evaporate faster. Unfortunately you can no longer lose heat through convection once temperatures …

    Myra Beaman - 07/03/2024 - 11:39

  10. Stay back: Your life's on the line

    … a home project, knowing what to do - and what not to do - can make all the difference. Downed power lines: Always assume they’re live Snow, ice and strong winds can cause power lines to fall - particularly during winter … downed line may look harmless, the danger lies in what you can’t see: electricity. If you see a downed power …

    Myra Beaman - 03/10/2026 - 04:28

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